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Hatebreed Merchandise Review
Hatebreed, the Connecticut metalcore band is around since the early 1990s. Their first album Satisfaction is The End Of Desire earned them a popular fan base. They have maintained a stronghold in the scene of metal for more than 20 years. Their classic barrel-chested metalcore, mid-tempo style is a staple at rock festival and packed venues. They are, by all accounts, the only metal band that has the potential to.


Last week, the band made a stop at Pop's to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Perseverance--arguably one of the most successful metal albums of its era. The show featured many budding talents, including the melodic metalcore band Dying Wish. They were among the longest queues for their merchandise table. I sat down with the rhythm guitarist Pedro Carrillo after their performance about the state of the music scene and the plans Dying Wish has for the future.


Dying Hatebreed merch has an impressive career ahead of them despite its relatively young age. The group has performed alongside several of the biggest names in rock and metal and has toured extensively. They have been featured on major music outlets like MTV and Billboard and have been prominent on the festival circuit for a long time. The Blackest Night was released in 2022 and has been highly praised by critics and fans.


The album offers a refreshing positive note in a time that has been marked by nihilism that appears to be from the year 2020. Jamey Jasta's lyrics are dark but optimistic, and his appeal to action in tracks like "Slaughterlust", "Instinctive" (Slaughterlust) as well as "Instinctive" (Slaughterlust), is enthralling.


The most memorable track of the album is the acoustic version of "Invoking Dominance," which illustrates how effective the acoustic guitar's basic features can be. The tom-tapping drums and riffs on the album, as well as the guitar tone played by Frank Novinec elevate this track beyond the typical hardcore banger.


The album, though mostly a rehash of the songs that has made Hatebreed so popular in the beginning, manages to incorporate enough fresh twists to keep it fresh. The inclusion of Christopher "Zeuss" Harris behind the mixing board can help in this regard, since his fluid and aggressive drumming contributes to the overall sound.



If you've not yet discovered Hatebreed, the Weight of the Untrue Self is a good starting point. The agro-sounding tracks will leave the most fervent fans in your local underground club with a moze and it's almost impossible not to get a thump of their Slayer-loving thrash. The riffs that are catchy in the opening track of "Own Your World", and the heart-stopping climax at the end of "Boundless" (Time to Kill It), are sure to provoke visceral reactions and the synchronized blasting. The more delicate songs, like the ballad acoustic "From Gold to Gray" will surely get some metalheads reaching for their favourite beers in their heads.

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